Jun 10
Hello there everyone…….. as you know its a domaining blog and all and all the members coming here would also be members and visitors of other great blogs or forums.
Well one of those great Blogs DNXpert has merged the concept of Domain & Blogs and they have come up with the Greatest Ever Domaining Blogging Contest with out a doubt and i must say i am quite impressed by DNXpert and there Evil Contest 
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In Total they are giving away $8979.13 worth of Prizes which include CASH , Material Goods, Digital Good like Pro Subscriptions of different domaining sites, software’s , gift cards to fulfill your domain addiction and much more i will be posting the complete list of Prizes at the end of the Post. To Participate in the contest yourself visit this Post and DNXpert for more info and good luck to you all.
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May 08
Israel is being sold off to the highest bidder. The Internet domain name israel.com is expected to fetch at least $5.5 million when it is sold at auction, said Monte Cahn, CEO of Moniker.com, which is running the sale.
Jean-Noel Frydman, 46, registered the domain name in 1994 and never imagined at the time it would be worth millions.
"Mainly, I didn’t want anyone to misuse it. That’s why I registered it," he said, noting he retains final approval on the sale at the May 23 auction.
Frydman chose to part with his domain this year because of the 60th anniversary of Israeli independence, which is today.
Apr 30
Well for years Domaineers have visited Germany.com and wept to see the above cat smiling on them and it looked like this miserable cat was incharge of Germany.com. Domaineers thought that this Great Domain name was going to waste but The owner didn’t talk with any of the domaineers.
Well the Germany World Cup (Football/Soccer) came and went, and where you suspect a fully developed site could have swept up a six figure sum at least from Sponsors, affiliates etcetera, this owner did nothing, and made nothing. Also a lot of disappointed people would have visited the site.
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